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“That’s why the obsidian responded to her. It’s not a key. It’s a tether.” Suddenly, pain stabbed through my skull. Visions. Screams. A wolf goddess in chains, screaming my name from beneath the altar. Her voice matched mine perfectly. Christopher stepped back as cracks split the stone. “You’re waking her up. And when she rises… the world ends.” Mike lunged. “Then we’ll end you first.” But Christopher threw down a rune—and disappeared into smoke, his warriors following. Their laughter echoed like poison. The altar burst open. A silver light roared out of the ground, engulfing everything.

“Goddess—” “No words,” said the Goddess, and the man bowed his head. “My words are what you will hear and what you will obey. From this moment on, Alpha Elijah and Luna Eloise are the bridges and leaders of my will in this world. They are the key to ending the evil that plagues us and is on the verge of destroying everything. You must follow in their footsteps; you must believe, but above all, you must be a support and not a burden. If you want even the slightest chance of surviving this atrocious chaos, you must follow them; otherwise, you will be destined to die in the most atrocious way possible: by losing your souls.”

“So now—you must obtain the true affection of the other six.” “Only then can I restore your body.” The Beast God sounded increasingly satisfied with his own strategy. “My consciousness is fading.” “When I return from my next journey, I hope to hear good news.” “Oh—after I leave, each night at a fixed time, their affection values will appear above their heads.” The divine presence began to dissipate. “Wait! I still have questions—” But the light was gone. Clar stood frozen. Seven male leads. Six to conquer. Affection points. Spirit stones. Return to modern world. Her life— Had just become a mission.

She winked at him, and shoved the packet in her black water-resistant satchel and her hand in her loose trouser pocket. "See ya." She waved her hand as she turned to leave, flipping the plastic stick in the dustbin. "See ya." He replied as she walked out of his office. Maya quoting the Bhagwad Gita shlokas was a casual thing, she and the rest of the Cleaners Association abided by the rules of it. And, not only of the Gita but also from the other Holy books, the predicament of God was to create a beautiful world where humans could live in peace but now, humans had become the enemy of humans itself so, some of them had no choice but to start purging those pollutants from the society. This resp

"Was it worth it? Being a god?" A screen flickered nearby. A single line of text appeared, written in the font of the old world: Always. Now, let’s plant some trees. Would you like me to continue with Chapter 31, perhaps focusing on the first day of the New World, or should we jump ahead to see how the "Digital Sun" and the "Void Goddess" rule the wasteland?

They didn't seem to have anything to say. -When your wounds heal, you will appear with us at the altar of the Blessed One. We will perform a sacred ritual, and you will become ours,” Aznar explained. - After that - you will live in our castle, the servants will obey you. With any request, please contact me or Beria. No nonsense. Now rest. They went out. And only then the girl was able to exhale. Despair firmly settled in her soul. "Blessed". Are they talking about the one that the people call the Goddess of the Moon? This faith was almost forgotten in her homeland, but Deya still knew about it, very vaguely.

other Goddesses urged, but she did not care at all. And they were forced to seal her even without her repentance. “Blood, blood, blood,” she kept chanting. Even without her interference, there is still going to be a war, and the Goddesses need to make sure that the right side wins. “We should abolish the mate system, it doesn’t work clearly,” “we will do that after the war. Let us just protect our world first.” The creatures of the enchanted forest were given orders they didn’t understand for the first time, “choose your own side.”

The hall seemed to have been carved out of wood with a fountain in the middle and some strange little birds flying around in the air. There were a lot of other women in the same dressing as the lady leading Sheng Chen and the party, either just standing or leading other groups of people to some places. They made their way to the other side and entered another room. It was much smaller in comparison with some strange marking in the middle of it. On the right side, there was another lady who waved at the party as they entered. She was standing in front of a desk with some papers on it. Everyone moved towards the table when they heard the second woman speak. "Hello everyone. My name is Tsun

Alice hesitated for a moment, but when she realized it, she was there, living that moment. "Everything will be fine," a voice that sounded like hers whispered, "the world will one day understand that all beings are equal." "Will it?" Kalias seemed skeptical, "Aynur... do you really think the best of people?" "Darling... I always expect the best from all creatures in the universe," the Goddess then replied, and with a gentle touch on Kalias's face, she pulled him closer, their bodies coming together and their tongues intertwining. Alice jumped back, away from the thread, into the darkness where her consciousness resided, because she didn't know if she wanted to see that.

Amerie questioned. “The breaches elsewhere were not as large. We aren’t sure why so many were able to come through here, but in the other realms we were able to control the breaches. Only one world was badly destroyed.” “But you all rebuilt it?” The goddess met Amerie’s eyes, causing her breath to hitch as the black globes nearly pulled her in. “No.” “What?” Amerie breathed. “We did not rebuild that world. It sits in ruin, and will likely remain that way. The creatures that came through attacked us and fed on our powers. Many of us perished. I’m afraid there is not enough of us to rebuild.”